Here is the code to pack a JDataStore file programmatically.

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1 total messages Started by Mehmet F. Erten Thu, 06 Apr 2006 22:39

#46

Author: Mehmet F. Erten
Date: Thu, 06 Apr 2006 22:39

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(the following embedded into my code)

import com.borland.datastore.*;

DataStore store1;
DataStore store2;

try
     {
       store1 = new DataStore();
       store1.setUserName("admin_user");
       store1.setPassword("admin_password");
       store1.setFileName("c:\\jdsfilename.jds");
       store1.open();
       store2 = new DataStore();
       store2.setFileName("c:\\copy_jdsfilename.jds");
       store2.setBlockSize(store1.getBlockSize());
       store2.setTxIsolation(store1.getTxIsolation());
       if ( !new java.io.File( store2.getFileName() ).exists() )
       {
         store2.create();
       }
       else
       {
         store2.open();
       }
       store1.copyUsers(store2, "admin_password", false, false);
       store1.copyStreams( "",     // From root directory
                           "*",    // Every stream
                           store2,
                           "",     // To root directory
                           DataStore.COPY_IGNORE_ERRORS,
                           System.out );
     }
     catch ( com.borland.dx.dataset.DataSetException dse )
     {
       dse.printStackTrace();
     }
     finally
     {
         try
         {
           TxManager myTxManager = store1.getTxManager();
           store1.close();
           store2.setTxManager(myTxManager);
           store2.close();
         }
         catch ( com.borland.dx.dataset.DataSetException dse )
         {
           dse.printStackTrace();
         }
     }

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